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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-14
NOTICE.

Notice = hereby given 70 Al persons concern
following ae-sIats have pss-7d register and thai
the same viii be pre-en1el Tor ca11r-a4-ioa z1.d
allowance A. q ORPHANS Co1r1 % b. held 81
-ozerssi On thursday, September - lss1.
Aeocsni q Daniel = BruhNke-. AdEninisarz-o-
e. : 4 q NolfzzlE H0E1zn- dec q.
Prs and fnal account Al John E1Atf-, Admins
traitor aad Trustee q Fraay Ksi1a- dec a
Firsz an final secountof John izhr, Admins
i-a-lr and TTgrstee x John Se-n- dee 4
Firs- snd Tral aeeornf e Henry Barnet Ad-
ruiuistrSfo- q NAY Barnett decd
firsf alsd firal zcco1li q Nr1- r f0oz- Amin
ls--Aloz AZ IrosteS u Alex 4 lslos1fe-Iy dec'd-
Prs snl flal zecclEuf u J. L P1el Admins
rrafof of Catherine Fisher. dec d
FfrSr and anal aesofIu. q p !, Hay. Exeousor u
Eliia5 Wagner. dec d
Aernunf Of Eliizh P. King Adzlin1zrEp< u
samuel Fletcher. iec'1
Flrss s1d 1aal acesGri u + c. LoxTy. Adnallss-
rgs-Gr q John Williams. decd.
firS- and anal accguuf q Annie = -zzzI-Eii.
AduliuislrdfiE- = , G -GIuF>-ll- dec'd
FIrS- and suzl scc1g1f of t5eslEsse NeTneT- Al
minis1ratc- Of Jn~<IA StaEa. dee 4
Account cf tsenr-e -. kir1ner E1eeD.sf = fst.a.
J. kfrner. deed
Ff-s- and SnGf ErcG1rr q Marra-sf Garlilz Ad-
fliuis1rlfrix e. Z a. q Nancy Huizsli- deed
Accounf of Cyrls BeTksyfsile- Tr1lstee toT the
sale Il The real eszAie a -a3aiirls Lslhr, dee
4ccoIni of Israel fsro-s Admin rafs- o. Al.ss.
>Eeitzer. dec &
Regisie-'s o1iies CAAA c SHAFER.
sept :. Iss7. Registe-.
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Frosss have visited this part Of the country
since the ii Of SeEs,eIiber>
some corn has already been cat. 1t
rnainrsSI earlier this year thAn for many
years
Mr. JOS. erisf. our l-,pulAr sewing machine
agent, Is talking atoHt Investing capital in
nal estate 2gAin Nov i the time 70 invest
There i more real estate 10 market nov
than there has been for many yezrs past
John II. Zimmerman + offering his farm
for rat or sale. II : oi5e Of The bsst irnpToF-
ei farms in the township and Is convenient
10 church, school and rzilroad, lying 1;
miles west Of stoystown-
I>ohr & Dietz have made another grand
improvement on their steam thrssiler IN the
addition Of 5 dust ian, which not only gives
gnez.1 satisfaction in thrsSiling but taxes the
dust 0ui of the barn. kseping the hay and
straw free from Il. These mea are taxing
the lead IN their line Of business. ami are
deserving the liberal patronage which they
receive
The country Is al present full Of agents,
tramIs. peidIers and other men who DO noi
want to earn their bread II would be well,
perhaps, to bring some Of them before the
squire 10 give account Of ibefnselvts-
Now AND THEs.
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School Books ano Supplies at Fish
er's Book Store.

My stock Of school books and school sup
plies ! very maci larger this year than ever.
/ am prepared 10 supply any texi-l-soks used
in this county, and ia any quantity desired
Parents, PGpils and teachers Eiil ind zny-
thing they may require in The school book
and school supply line a; my large and con
vszlisni store Inks. pens. pencils. siases.
tablets, ospy books. drawing books. school
bags. legal cap paper, II fsct, everything
used and nesied IN the school room High
er textbooks Of al kinds for advanced pa
Pils. and sor teacher Supplies Of chalk
crsy0ns II lowest y boIesAie Ease- fa- siiraa-
az. and school books and supplies IN iar-e
qnantitie~ al wholesale cor town. village and
country merchants Nal oniers promisly
attended Io-
CHAs- II. FIsHEE-
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Iavansvfl,e Items.

Weather very warm and dry
EE wbitNari sIuiles-it's girl.
Mr. T. G. Henry. Of Upper Turseyi.ror
township. is here doing up the nursery trade
Mr. J. P. Frie,iIine Is renoieiing ilse la
Evansville school h@uss. We arr to have :
graded school hersafter
Our farnsars are busy sowing AMI tiresi.
ing oui tilsiT grain, Of which ihis county
raises liberal sllare
The IAvanSyille esrsses h2nd. which va,
reoentiy organiz,si, + doing remarkably weii
under The tuior-biF of Prof sseng. e.i iili-
plsce
The German RsI.,rrn Church l4eTs was si.,l
iezsei last seek. and the exesri><S EeTs %
the asoes interesting siasF&rter Inszracfivt
Address ~ers delivered By JOSIAH Miller
Esi-. aud Rev. King.
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The Tenth Reunion.

EoHETEk, Pa sept s--The town l.as
never before i-rB a Eaiiy decorated sith
fiars and bunting a. II i to-day IN honor Of
the reunion of the Tenth Regiment. Psan-
sylvzria ysi1nfeer Reserve Go-FS. which
was held here today. The farensssn trzilss
from every diasesion brsught sisisors. and
bv 10 o'csuck ; Esz.iiy nlszni-sr Of tssssIa were
al the d.s-gs- The line d rsarrh VS. formed
and s>rorTef hy the members of Rochester
Past lss. q A n the march up Rosbester
avenue, NesF York and Brighton streets TO
the Ope-a-house xss nlsis- All along tie
line iiags and banners f3o4ted from house
tops Windows doors and every o1neiTahie
pl4cs. Banners bsaring tie words . Welcome
,sailArss Members AZ the Tenfb Pennsylvania
Y. r c. Weloon8e Boys in Blue, etc
etc. were displayed AT ss-iois PLACES. Ar
rived .; the Opera house the crSier = RsSf at
VIII was given. The stage was s.eaistifelly
decorated with flags and flowers which had
been done under the auspices Of the Ladies
Relief Corps Of this place The assenbiage
was called 10 order BY President Joseph H
Reed, acting Colonel Of South Mountain
The opening prayer was made By Chaplain
Mc,Snirs of siia-ps5urv
The Gettysburg monument question Was
brought up and COMMITTEES was appointed
10 confer With the legislative COMMITTEES on
the matter The COMMITTEES Is J. z Wilson
G. W. RusseI. G. W MeCrzcken, Charles
DAyis and H II. Kuhn The committee was
instructed 20 endearor 20 have the monument
erected on the site Of the most advanced
position held by the regiment On the third
day OF the bat,le between Little and Big
Round Top.
The election of o-fioss for the ensuing
year resulted as follows President g. HI.
TaFInan. ofscmerset, yice-Prsident, Cyrus
Elder. Of Johnssown Local seeretary, II q.
Cunningham. OF Soaersei; Permanent serre-
tary. W. W. scott. Of Sewiekiey sonerses
was chosen a. the plsoe far holding the next
meeting.
Dinner was served IN WorkmAn's Rink by
the WoInAn's Relief Corps and s2s discussed
amid much rse-rimeni
At2so the meeting was again called to
onier and an address Of welcome was de-
liYered by Burg,-s Meoklesn. oi ihis borough
IN which he paid The regiment high oon-
plimeni for the work done by II dHring the
war
he sas followed BY Chaplain Mcguire
who spoke in his usual happy strain and ne
called many pleasant incidents that ooc'Ir-
rel The entire afternoon meeting Wzs IN
Sers4,ersei with music, vocal and instrRme;l-
tsi. >l---c.iss, essays, ete-, by soldiers aud
friends
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Al the right title i1zfersst and claim q SAne-
Ezl Bz-raek Ersd I.oniss Hs9-rsek ~ n and % tie
Ssllowizg deserlaed resi- eStslse- w. a esEgaln
frsef = land situate II -lla1e Township ~oI1sr-
set County. Pa, es1tsiE iEsng one hundred acres
E1ure ltss shg-Gt thirty zcrc> u sc are es1r
esz fss acres IN meadow balance vsil siulbere3
viii q i4rge apple orchard thereon Adiolzll.lE
aH1s n Edw4rI Is1-s@rt. Ca-aarlnt Lfflf
Franklin SzseEhs ard ses<e Sick, vita lz1 and
a hs.f ssia-y frame aud one ard h4lf sfrY -.
dwelling ha1sc. Id barr and cf1eF el1.1rilsl-
lng.s Tls.zz1zs ezexiesi with To zglDu-IeaAlses.
IzkSa II sxeeutidn - tle ETgfsrty ~ samuel
: 5zTAeE AID Euuisa ka-r1ck az The szil q
sa--EEi and SsIsa11a ZiacT1er1nEn7 ase.
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Centennial Arch.

Visitors TO the Centennial Al Philssielpi.ia
must nci fzil to ses tbs. beautiful Arch o0n-
strslelei by A. c YATES & Co. tie larsssi
Clothing HoSlse in the city. Al ';sh and Chest
nut streets
No exE@nse has t--en spared 70 render this
structure the finest Of the kind ever erected
in Philadelphia, and becomes another evi-
sienee Of the enterprise and push Of this pop
uiar firm
Our readers are advised TO call and yiew
this magnificent Arch, which viii be Illu-
minated every evening. and 81 The same time
10 step inside and exarniise their Fab and
Winter Stock. composed Of the best made
clothing IN Philadelphia
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Barn Burn ed. &.

On the morning of Friday, the sEh inst
the barn Of Arch Liyensocd, residing about
two miles north OF Roekvood. was oonsum-
ed by IRE, together with aB its contents A
Champion self Binder sad : steam thTsSh-
ing machine owned by the Pleasant Hin
Thrs=sing Company. Of which Mr. Liyen-
good has : share had been used in threShing
81 his barn that day. and a spark from il Is
supposed Caused the fire 65toas OF hay, 80
bushels os oats, %, bushels OF wheat, al OF
his I.lows. ba-r0xs, etc, = chickens. tEo
pigs. and other articles were consumed. Mr.
Iiye1gooi's loss i about iNo thousand dol
iars, be having an insurance OF the barn Of
one thousand doIla-s. but none on the con-
tents Mr. LsEcngood Is 8 hard-worsing,
industrious man, and has the sympathy Of
bis many friends in his misfortune
N0T 0FrES
xs.1r,. Ss-.Esslii.e- L. 1sc7
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me Festive LIghtnIng-Roe Man.

notwithstanding the almost weekly warn
in4.s that hzve been published in the HEEALD
and u5her paper of the county, oar fArners
continue 70 be frequently taken in by fraud
ulenf lightning-rod men and other rAScaily
sharks who are constantly trayersing the
country looking fsr victims Ii would seem
as though large portion % our farming
community prssses 20 deal with travelling
si8arlers and run the risk of being taken IN
10 dealing with home I'artiss-meu whom
they know and wlrsse Business transactions
are ssraighi sIsd ciean-
The la1ess ease comes from Elklick TOWN.
snip. and the latest victim Is sglor80n J =
Hershlepser & respected and Well-io-io
farmer Of said township The lighining-rl'd
raoke;--Ihe same Transparent. gsuzy scheme
ty which - many OF our f1rmers have been
dEl-sl-Was worked on him by two vel
dressezl oily-iongaed rAscals las1 week
They prevailed upon bin 10 have sis hoUse
and barn roisied telling him thai al over
50 iss4 Soald noS D. charged for-tAai wouid
he ieft 3 an advertisement of their work
After putting rp light network % rod
Withoar any glass insulat0rs, they presented
their hili, ana by some hocus-pcou> goi MS
signature 10 a note for s25ossi. be paying
them $50 in cash. Before the sgamFe
had time 10 dispose o. the note Mr- Hersh-
berger cs.,ne to Sonsersel and after taking
legal advice had a warrant issued fo- their
aruSs- They were arrested and br0nght
here when the matter Wa compromised.
shortly after Ehey lefi town = telegram Sss
rs-Siye1 fn5m Grssflsbars asking THAI the
+ p-isslners D. held nnil an officer from That
piace cyGbd reach hsre - They were wanted
for little Transaction siih Ermer Near
MeUnl Pleasant The Telegram wzs rsSs-iye-i
10 late a the rsI1ies left toSn Immediately
uTssu tsins discharged from custody. The
wesimareland osuufy ofiioers were much
cilar-inei when they learned the parties
bad skipped Mr. Hershierger l. no; the
only SomerSs; county farmer thai has been
vic1ilmizei IN flii> msnHer and he l. not
likely 70 i,eIhe last
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-14

Attention / direrte5 io the joti,ing de-
Iaamenf Of the HEGALD. which Is provided
with the mos approved and extensive fscili-
fies for the rxecasion u job printing of all
kinds frsia the smallest Label 10 the largest
poster, IL black OF e,iored inks. q, prioe- as
grasie d work We are prepared 10 Prini af
shor1 uo1ire- pamphlets. IaPer b-,ks. post
en-. sale hiiis. programs. cincalars. Ic<ier
beasks. checks. envelof.~. bin issais. blaaks
q all kinds catalogues, busirss=ss cards. a
gzr nosi-s, And eseryfhinx in ri.e kne q
printing sssed in the e.ndnct Of every day
bnsiueSs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-14

The Annual Convention Of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union viii meet in
Berlin. on September IS. and rer1aiu in -
sion two days Following i the program
THURSDAY EvESISe.
Devotional Exerciss=. Mr.. r J. Thomas.
Address. MIS- y. z wHrTE
FKIpaY xoEsTsG-
Devotional Exenris,-. Mr. : W Pia;t-
Reading MINUTES
AddrsSs Of weiceIne- M. Juiia Chapman
Rs=ponss, Nh NJ " Blymyer.
Appointment Of Committees. Enroilmenss
Resolutions Nominations.
Reports fro'n Loc1, Uaions.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Devotional Exercises. Mrs. Mary A. Walter
Presidents Annual Adsir.ss Mrs l. 4 Hay
Reporz Of Treasurer. Miss Thomas.
Reports 81 Superintendent
social purity Semitic Temperance In
structi,sn Ezaaigelisiie InGaessciIrg tbs
Pres Juvenile Work legislative Work
Moshe-s Work Prison sni Jail; RAiiTosad
Work Soldiers and Sailors Sunday sehool
Work Temperance Literature J-nSerinent-
ei Wine: Young woman's Work sabtzli
Observance
FRIDAY EvExTNe-
Devotional Exercise
Addre-s. Constitutional Amendment. -
Val. Hay E=i.
Addr,-e New Lioeise Law, A H Gof
fnoth, Esl
Words # Cheer aud encouragement
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FALL & WINTER CATALOGUE
WRAPS, ETC.
Also, Review and Descriptive Prioe Iist oi
DRY GOODS,
FURNISHINGS. etc,

which VIII be vasgshie 70 you IA making
Pur-lla~es of yonr flii supplies send y on
T.osiai earl yoIr name ard f-l~tefticc asisirszs
for COPY Of this illustrated catalogue.
September 8Eh a. ocfU4--f Gth the Inter
State Fair vii Be held a. Exposition Park
Allegheny. 0Stober iSh j. Grand Army
Day. and al tins season cf the year nnmer-
oliz cheap excursions viii bs r1ln 10 Pittsbsl-g
and Allegheny We invite our neaders and
the public generally, when IN the city al this
tine OF otber times. 10 feel perfectly free to
make our sto7enoom their headquarters for
meeting Of friends, appointments etc
Thoroaglily-orgsni5esi Mail Order DEPART
nent for benefit Of our many c1stoDers liv-
ing Al a distance VIII send samples OF neE
Fan Goods to any address. Lowest P1cs
marked On everything
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Somerset VS.. Johnstown.

The way the Glsdes knocked ont ths
Johas.oxn team in a game Of base bad
ylAyed on the grounds OF the home team
saturday afternoon wzs caution 70 see
II took them hals little while To ga en 4
the losEnszown piIeissr. and then they baris-d
hiza all oFer the f-ia Darius the eA.ns
they iif hsm Er several hoese runs. and 4
number Of ifree-s1s-ss At the eiss$e q
the fif1h inning. ~isen game WaS eaiissd tn
sose stood 4 10 IN fzssw u The sSisies
The tslad.s are seH es,asidslst u sh-lr z6ili-
ry 10 Annihslate tie JeBaeuewns IN theiI
next game. n least their manager says -.
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To County Merchants.

! sill be prepared 10 fagIlisl. county siore=
with all tie school books used in Sanlersel
cSsiiity AZ Isablishers' wholesale list prizes.
Also. a f1ll line Of school supplies, socf a.
copy books writing papers pens. peillic.ld-
crs lead pencils. school states chalk cray
oEas- pen and pencil tabiets, envelopes. etc,
all Of which viii be sold al Close prizes
Nal srirrs prompsly a1Ie:tsisd To- Your
latroslss,e i solicited
W. III. WEaFrKy. Ss.sper<e, Pa
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AZ TIE right tile i1iea~z ciaiu an demand
q El1llnc = ifllliels and islpr p lsi1liels %
u s1r 70 tle t1llf1i t-f cf-Is-l rsfs ~ rslr-
VIZ
No. L s7f1z.e IN Sams-ses IosEnship- SoIse-set
gzs1arF, Pa. ADJOINING Azuts aerIae-lT II lrlrr
Clsrc0lnf. fseo-se -uarE W. Hen-z John
Ez1eb- and fstalsrs tsgtal-zTc ole hs-tl-.al sd
lEel-F-6ve acres maTe " less. l1teccu areS q
which are ciearei 2-Il Ihe balance vel --1l-
hered EiIh q iog hoslse and ~ stli.le the-enu
e-ec1et Eith The s1---re-Elces-
No. situate IL Jeale- IowDsaiQ- -111ersa1
County Pa. al l1l1lllE l1--ls q 3 60 4 Fl-z-
Ing a11 hebe-F PlekvO-tl. coutainiriE tEo srrz-
and El--es Is5rC1eS- s--lcf Ileaslre and laF--aZ
th-eel s-ecfel fFu s1crr plank drell-rg
kolSe- Stable and ushsr OsaI lli -il-z- Eill TIE
14EsIr1e-l4foE 2 t5l-E ie - 1i grc1li 1l-lFe7-
81 By frsieTlcE HreSacker E-l1 wife - u asIl
sace- 20 c1lFeyed tLe szllE % l.Ifll---al
Hr-tz who eu1vEFad - sane tn Nicillti
Als5zstz I'D eozEeTed the sz-1a 70 cele--.l.-l-s
Tak1l e eEecl-ic- s. the properly of k.irllrl
2 Ds--lels and Joseph ". Daniels * The slf q D
C. Zi-uI-a-r1sE
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Notice to Coal Dealers and Sweep

The scbe-Dl f-eari Vi souler~sa >siool DIS
tries win nueiye se.sei l.rnisrss up until
the lsth Sf s-cIt. lss.. for the furnishing Of
good roasa eial SIR the Aezxiesny and
Union School buildings Cor the ensuing xiIs
ter Also preP.-als viii De rss-=ve-i for the
masking ef The firss and sweeping and cleans
ing of the buildings. TIE ki.is mast be
~4arss,e for eacls buiEs:ssz All proposals 10
be handed "a the ~esiary. By order of the
Board L c coLsass-
S~rretsy-
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QiIite a number Of our F'-clle were in al
tendance ai The oolore-i camp meeting held
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Mrs. A e. Uh.

Has just received Iser new stock 81 Fall Dr,
Gs.slS. Notices aid Trimmings She feei.
sure thai she can please anyone desirins
Dr~~ Ge-sis. ssoils AMI Trimmings both II
sayis= and pries-- iirs~s Cloths s~g--eiall.
cheap All kinds of s.-sss ie~ in l.rise
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MONDAY, SEPT. 26. 1897.

S0sacE i hereby given % all tas Justices q the
PeAce The Coruner and C0nslAhiss within TIE
s4id Cegnfy Of sGnleTSsst. tkai they = then and
shere IN their FrIKsr IsT1glz with their rolls rec
Oals izlt 1IsItion= exam ilaIiGus and other re-
Ilserafranets % DO tnoSe -AiuES which % their
ofice and IN that behalf spY.er1aiI 70 bs done
and slso they who VII prosecute against The r-s-
o1ers thai are Or snail fze IN the jail u ,,z1erss
Coansy. i-e shel and there - y-I-ef71t- asAiEs-
thea A. shall BE- Jils1-
-HEKIFY' f8FFzCE , JOHN NINTER-
Aug a rss- -1erlH
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Two FRIENDS Meet and Talk Poll

tics
Hello. FISK, old boz shake How an
you
An night, Mike awful glad 10 see you
bow are al The little Mickiss =
They are al jumping. Fisk How are
the iii;ie Fi-k-g Say. Fisk. hos many wci-
.iings iid you have al yoar house ihis sum
mer. Ny wife says iive. and ssid eight Of
the eirls got married"
Wen. Mike. We only had ix: two an
stiii hanging fire
Jerusalem. Fisk You VIII need whole
queeasware stone 81 give them each sei II
slishss
You are night. Nike. bat SAs in SOM
erses iAss week and went 10 J. B. snyder
stOre and bought them each q ~ Of dishez
and al the glassxare, lanaTe, ete-.neeie5 and
il did not amount 10 much say. Mike, how
can J B. sell tiiShsS and glassware - eilezp -
Why, that : ezsy. fIsk be sells more
Of that kind of eosis than all the resf Of the
sfors>-ii's The big amount he sells. ysa See p
. ] tell you. Mike. Snyder has Isis store
chock full Of new goods. = beautiful line of
carpets. rSss. Oh elotbs, oil cloth patterns
and eiotisiag-lo cad lo them And al
though wool was higher this SEASON. snyder
seils cIeshiag, Woojen dress goods. aannels,
&c cheaper than last fali. Then J b say
his czashnlerss. iriepts and i;anneis ar all
new, ss the old ones went where the wood
bir,s txiuezh.'
= Ny boys an need sIits again and sHr-
deras + the place to get them FOR when j b.
says iis all Woo. it's al wool, and you can
hei on it. Say. Fisk, believe either Gleve-
hand or Blaine will be excited next time
Ia a
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Is.sao8e- Barrel Bresen -fasa1sifsx eilsf suns
choke bored. so - sioE >iazis BFx<--f Lad
Ing ~iso- tFrn~ - -. every kind II krestt
Leading and ReEse1kfirlz fsif5e~ s1fo 50. Muz-
Eis-I>-a-iins isoubie ~iIos tsun< = - So SIN
gle Shot fsnnS- - % ts Sfz: k-vulvers ~ 10
~. is.gbae-srfioH <eif-cocxf.rS. - - 20 az
send cents Er Ilfas-raf<sf T4fainece- Adj
sfr.-<- CHEAT WESTERN GIN WBFE<
SCI >NITHFIEI-D STREET. PITTSBJ RtiH-
PA y B-Thi@ r. . 1s-yezr old reliable firm :
rerfs-rssy Trustworthy csr-=rs siilFz; pr1r3Tszy
and goods seus hs nEzli % exRrszs 10 Any par
81 ti@ word nls1ftr whzf yeu rsnt IN
the Gun lID-. y0u get Z nj tbe Great " est
ern ~ writing a lrzfer-
sians Eis4is % order. Cans and Keyolver<
ret4lrs-i- eepj4-zm-
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AT the rigti- rlle interest. property. clli-- and
deHsld q Henry Stauh Of = ard - & eertlil
li of g7oilni siT7-s1e or The corler q Eu-lL all
Flf1h streets IN METerslale t-a-s-Izh- .~.-llr-sI
gss-utF Pa tsslTs.asl a1ld deserfas5 fs-l,.as
b Fsifz strsel 81 zile s1lgh ~ SQrth .rrtet lc
% ne EeS7 BY ~ q e l. Siiler. ssil III a-ing
sky fset deep and cnr-aiilinE une-sixteslIih q
a ae-e. haFlalE theresa ere-teli iaTa-ry frame
dwelling ha-~s and Uushlilidi-trs. win ine aI,-
TsurfFfIAleus-
Taken IN e1eeufie1 a. tha rsr0l.rry of Hieurg
siazb. a the saif 4 P & Meye-S
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-14

The rtsInion and IscfIic q the knights 81
the Golden Ez.sIe 81 his place saturday wss
not the grand sHoo-ss THAI the nizn....ers an
iiciIased arsd al lile rnelnt-rs If the orxani-
szssion hoYs-l Eor The morning dz~ned
odd and cloudy ans b ssyen o'ess.ek irsz-
King rain had - IN whifh sioubslsss .isssrr-
81 many frs1n attending slo H.aii oli,er-
wiz have done -. Tie Frsez-~ion formed
a tbs : &C 4 T. station and Is,slrci,ssl ores
.he rsute given IN lzss ~ssk's HEx.In
TileEp Nere at-ynt fVo hunsirssi assd tifiy
uniformed men in line Eith ibe Wits
Cilnrcll Band and the Stys~isSn and -s.tlser-
~ Dram Core u fsssiish The mRsie- Tie
sa,ner=e; e=sile : ,-inl.r~d mostly If fine
hooking Young men. 10 married. weli and
9iic p-s>eEts-l a very aEsrsEsiVe zisPsz.saIsss.
n fiaiT neW uaifsrsns- The iicziic Eas ield
IN Rants grove he IsriisciFa, aa1st~s-EneEsi
i.eing .izreine 4isee Jahfsfgzn string
bard silrnisisef Iiasss sxceilenl uau-le fer the
laneers. Pc IA Berksy. Superintendent
u tie cnserset Puslic Sslssai- sisiirersi The
Aairss ,,f weIeolise. which was responded
- ,s i-lszlf q the Visiting Knights i,y D. D.
BiOagh. OF Js.hnsfozn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-14

il the country neTsiliE I'F'li'rieiz,rs seTe
~ Eiublisi the Ilarlsss IT ;he subscribers who
take, rad and enioy and ar gratified by
and reiase te Jay f9r their home r'apsrs- the
reI.uiation u mosl communities for moral
honesty would sielreciare shout - per cent
An e,iiior's labers sTe seldom estimated. A
lawyer VIII give yau iise minuieS sdvioe on
itEic 41d eha7,e you : foI IL An editor
vii give you advice on a hundred ioPics
and charge you I've oauts . copy for hF
fayer- And veTy often I've csuis gwen 10 an
editor Nuuid slse = Eifen 20 a lawyer In
fart TO other business rnea are - universally
-ol.i.ei and swiniiel out q tileir labor and
capital a. sire celntry newspaper Publisher
N1sr Terf 500.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-14

NJ Peser sE-. II sif@SFilis, accompanied
by his wie. ief s,r Phila.ielplsia Mondsy
rnornins. They exTsrs 70 b. gone about
ien .lars
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-14

Tie second reek u November win X OBJ
served throughout tie word as q week Il
. prayer fo- young uleiI, The sessnd Sunday of
November beius tie day of Israyer fsr Yoan-
Na-r-. Tfiris-i.-l A-s..-is-iaus
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-09-14

Hon James l. Puch leR this nlorriing slr
Philadelphia 70 D. present Al the Centennial
s,ais2.ration d the asIofaion of tie Federal
1oassitution-